The agent could not access globalexchange.es directly (all fetches returned 403), and assembled its answer entirely from web search snippets and third-party reviews. The site blocks automated access, forcing reliance on cached search results and external sources; critical details like fee schedules, delivery terms, and buy-back conditions remain unfetched.

• ›All direct fetches of the target domain returned 403 Forbidden, blocking access to the homepage, www variant, sitemap, and the About page—the site actively prevents automated discovery.
• ›The agent's entire substantive answer derives from a single web search [5], which returned title snippets and URLs from both the target domain (cached by search engines) and third-party reviews; no full page content was retrieved from globalexchange.es itself.
• ›Search results surfaced conflicting founding dates (1996 vs. 2002), country/airport counts (28 countries vs. 58 airports in 21 countries), and a contradiction between the 'no commission' claim and expensive-rate reviews—the agent correctly flagged these but could not resolve them by fetching primary sources.
• ›Critical commercial information (fee structure, delivery costs, buy-back conditions) was not present in search snippets; the agent acknowledged this gap and recommended human verification via browser access.
• ›The agent traced each claim back to its source (official site snippets vs. Cambiator vs. Casa de Cambio vs. Empresite) and maintained source citations in the final response, despite working entirely from search results rather than site content.